Will I regret getting 20's? Added random pictures too.
06-28-12, 02:06 PM
#61
Oh ok that makes sense. I was wondering why the front looked so high, even at stock height.
I just have another question. Ive had it answered by someone already but Im just trying to get a few other peoples prespective.
Will a RWD IS on 18s at stock suspension be at the same height compared to a IS on 20s dropped moderately? Say 1 finger gap all around? By heigh I mean distance from the ground to the bottom of your front bumper.
Essentially what I want to know is if a person who isnt into cars can tell the height difference between the two cars.
I just have another question. Ive had it answered by someone already but Im just trying to get a few other peoples prespective.
Will a RWD IS on 18s at stock suspension be at the same height compared to a IS on 20s dropped moderately? Say 1 finger gap all around? By heigh I mean distance from the ground to the bottom of your front bumper.
Essentially what I want to know is if a person who isnt into cars can tell the height difference between the two cars.
06-28-12, 02:14 PM
#62
I think even 19s are too big.
There is zero advantage whatsoever in bigger rims outside of aesthetic appeal, and I don't think this car can even visually pull off anything bigger than 18s if it is dropped. An aggressive offset and a drop are all you need to make 18s look fantastic on this car IMO.
There is zero advantage whatsoever in bigger rims outside of aesthetic appeal, and I don't think this car can even visually pull off anything bigger than 18s if it is dropped. An aggressive offset and a drop are all you need to make 18s look fantastic on this car IMO.
06-28-12, 06:05 PM
#63
As long as you are using stock tires spec, it doesn't u go for 19" or 20" wheels for example if you going for 20" wheels the tires up front should be 225-30-20 and the rear 255-30-20 so with these set up it will be in stock 18" wheels specs are 25.1" diamiater up front and 26.1" in the rear
06-28-12, 06:45 PM
#65
Dude tell me about you're car PLEASE!!
So I'm getting a little bored, and was considering getting 20's. I've noticed that 20's aren't popular among the 2is community. Why is this? Why are 19's preferred?
Also, I hear that the car sits higher with 20's. But I thought with the correct tires to maintain rolling diameter, height should be the same.
Added random pictures, with CL, they never hurt!
Also, I hear that the car sits higher with 20's. But I thought with the correct tires to maintain rolling diameter, height should be the same.
Added random pictures, with CL, they never hurt!
Its So BEAUTIFUL! I want your KIT!!!
06-28-12, 06:46 PM
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I personally am going 20's myself and having H&R's put on. I know I'll have some rub, but the extent of it is yet to be answered. I really would like to know if it'll rub only when I turn or with everyday driving. I made another post and I have an answer sort of but I hope someone can clarify for me.
Going 235/30/20 8.5 all around. I'll post pics when it's done. Won't get the rims in until July 10th or something. Can't wait!
Going 235/30/20 8.5 all around. I'll post pics when it's done. Won't get the rims in until July 10th or something. Can't wait!
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